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Note Capture@axint/note-capture

Capture a quick note via Siri — body, optional title, folder, and tags

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@axint/note-capture

An App Intent for capturing a quick note from Siri or Shortcuts.

axint add @axint/note-capture

What it does

Takes a note body (required), an optional title, a destination folder (defaults to Inbox), and comma-separated tags. Returns a synthetic id plus normalized fields. The intent validates that the body isn't empty before your host app touches storage.

What you get

Compiling through Axint produces CaptureNote.swift with:

  • body, title, folder, tags parameters typed correctly
  • A perform() implementation that validates the body
  • Dialog phrases your host app can surface back to Siri

Storage

The template is storage-agnostic. In your host app's CaptureNote.perform(), hand the result off to your chosen store:

let stored = try await NoteStore.shared.save(
  title: result.title,
  body: result.body,
  folder: result.folder,
  tags: result.tags
)
return .result(
  dialog: IntentDialog(stringLiteral: "Saved \"\(stored.title)\"")
)

SwiftData, Core Data, CloudKit, and REST-backed stores all work the same way.

License

Apache-2.0